how long is thw cable from the panel to battery
37559
I usually place the panel on top of the camper, so it woud only require a 10' cable, but I also made up a 20 extension just in case the camper is in the shade.
37560
It's about 4-5 feet long. Just barely long enough to allow you to locate the panels to get sun. I would prefer to have either an extension or longer cable, but so far I'm happy with the unit.
1304086
The cables are about 6ft long. There is an option to connect/disconnect the last 18" or so. I actually leave my solar panel on the dash board of my truck locked in the cab and run the wire through the firewall to the battery. The packaging g claims it is waterproof. However, more important than it being waterproof, is the fragility of the panel itself. It is not durable or rugged. No sure well it will fair in inclement weather. Hope this helps. Good luck
715292
I don't have it here with me but I estimate it is probably about 8 feet long. I have it connected to the battery on my tractor and have the PV panel mounted on the bucket.
1733388
I can't remember how long the actual cord is however on both installations in my Nissan Titan truck and 300ZX I mounted the detector by my mirror then ran the wire across the head liner, down the A pillar and back to the center of the vehicles to tap into a power source. So if I had to estimate I would guess 9 feet long. Hope this helps
707713
I don't believe you'll have a significant reduction in current unless you start talking hundreds of feet. The specs on this say it has 3 foot cables, but on mine the cables from the panel to the controller are 10 or 15 feet long. (Maybe they changed the cables, maybe they're talking about the cables that go from controller to battery, I'm not sure). The wires are made of copper, so resistance is low. You might have to splice cables together to make the distance, but as long as you do that correctly, it should work fine. Another option would be to solder your own longer cables directly to the panel, which I think would work better.
2201253
7 feet and some inches. with heavy duty clamps. we removed the clamps and installed a jumper cable adapter. This way I do not have to raise the hood nor scratch up the battery terminals. also replaced the coil hose with a straight hose.
746073
I did not measure the cord however I have my solar panel mounted about 5 feet away from the light and there was some spare cord, so it might be about 6 feet long.
622240
It includes all if the above but if the distance from the battery to the unit is very long the wire might not reach. Usually the there a panel near the unit that contains a power connection fromthe battery.
697934
The battery connect cables are 8 feet long and the power cord is six feet long.
2210832
I think about 5-6 ft I attach to car battery and set the panel on the roof or inside veh.
1687085
I would guess approx 10". I hard wired it in my overhead console in my Tundra and use it to power my rearview mirror/dash cam.
227986
The power cord is only about 24' inch long so you have be about at lease two feet closer to your vehicle battery in order to use the connectors.
161606
The power cord to the charger is 6'3" long. The cord from the unit to its end is also 6'3" long. It ends in a quick connect/disconnect plug. The alligator clamp cord plugs into that connector. So the overall length from wall outlet to the battery is about 14'. If that's too short you can order quick connect plug extension cords. They make one extension cord that's 24 feet long. I use an extension cord that's about 2 feet long with a quick connect on one end and two rings on the other. The rings fit onto the bolts of the battery clamps. I leave it connected to the batttery and the other end is accessible through the grille, so that I can plug in the unit without having to open the hood.
237368
The cables are fused at the point closest to the battery and are 6' plus. There are connectors close to the radio.
2126454
Moultrie panel solar wire 6 ft. connects to batterybattery wire 6 ft. connects to camera universal 110 charger 6 ft. cord
228112
I'm not sure exactly - but it was long enough to go from the dashboard of my truck to the battery under the hood (I cut off the plug and wired it directly to the car's electrical system.
81753
I can't give you the exact number on cable length, but they are not short. If your battery is going to be riding on the trailer I would go with a quailty deep cycle. Buy as much battery as you can afford. Hope that helps.